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19 Cards in this Set
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anxi/o
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uneasy, distressed, anxious
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hallucin/o
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to wander in the mind
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hypn/o
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sleep, hypnosis
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ide/o
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ideas, ideation
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phren/o, phrenic/o
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the mind
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psych/o
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the mind, mental, psychologic
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schiz/o
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split, cleft, division
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soci/o
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social, society
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thym/i, thym/o
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mind, soul, emotions
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allo - lalia
allolalia |
other, differing from normal - talking
any speech defect, especially one caused by a cerebral disorder |
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amyl/o - phagia
amylophagia |
starch - eating
a morbid craving for starch |
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de - ment/o - ia
dementia |
away from, cessation, without - mind - condition
the loss, usually progressive, of cognitive and intellectual functions, without impairment of perception of conciousness |
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echo - praxia
echopraxia |
a reverberating sound - action
involuntary imitation of movements made by another |
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eu - thymia
euthymia |
good, well - mind, soul, emontions
1. joyfullness, mental peace and tranquility 2. moderation of mood, not manic or depressed |
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narc/o - lepsy
narcolepsy |
numbness, stupor, sleep - seizure
a genetically determined sleep disorder that usually appears in young adulthood, consisting of recurring episodes of sleep during the day and often disrupted nocturnal sleep |
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necr/o - phil - ia
necrophilia |
death - attraction to, love - condition
1. a morbind fondness for being in the presence of dead bodies 2. the impulse to have sexual contact, or the act of such contact, with a dead body |
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phot/o - phobia
photophobia |
light - abnormal fear and/or aversion
morbid dread and avoidance of light |
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schiz/o - oid
schizoid |
split - resembling
socially isolated, withdrawn, having a few (if any) friends or social relationships; resembling the personality features characterisitic of schizophrenia, but in a milder form |
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somat/o - therapy
somatotherapy |
body - therapy
therapy directed at physical disorders, or, in psychiatry, a variety of therapeutic interventions employing chemical or physical, as opposed to psychological, methods |